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81 2591 40. Raspbsrries, 81 25@l 40 /;
Blsckbsries, ST. 26@l Is. Green cages.
81 75@l S.. Pears, 81 75@225 PIums'
81 65@l rs; Asparagus, 50 75(a4 25,
Green corn, 81 259l 45. Green peas,
81 COOL rs. Cove oysters, full
weight, l pound, l@l 05; 2 pounds,
81 65@l 70; light weight, pound,
6O@65c; 2 pounds, sl@l 10 Don.
deused milk, Crown, SIS 75td5 SIS (;
Eagle, 81 rs; Swis, S. rs. Salmon,
" %. sardines, So %; mustard sar.
dimes 70 20 GaCkersl, II so; her.
ripg msckerel, 81 25.
MoLAssRs 49, Louisiana, common 10
fair, 27@90c; prime to choice, 42(A50o;
syrup 25@4oc; centrifugal, common to
fair, 25tG2Sc; prime to choice, 40@45c;
fancy, S5@40c. Firm.
SOAPS AND CANDLRs-Soap, 3@5ic;
candles, full weight, sS@9c.
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Union Pacific, hS.

H.; IT, \ an 4; Z w. F Ei;!s:; \
MIN 4 81. L., l2k. w.,S.L,IP.,pfd,s 2i.
Min. K 81. L. .ptd,8; W. 1 y, EI., is
Ni,.outi Pacific, 1914. ". Y. Tel. fSI.
Tel. 4 o. O., pfd, %. r. W. 4 Denver, a
M. l.. 8. h W''@ American C.S. Oil, AVA
LONDON, October l, 4:SOp.m.-There
we're e3l, 900 Of bullion Withdrawn
from the Bank Of England today Cor
shipment to AmeriCs,
PARIS, October THREE per cent.
rentes, 1921 1541 for the account.
BANK CLRARINGs.
New YoRK, October Rank clear.
inga today were l6,040,795; balances,
s5,l49,923.
New ORLEANS, October 1.-Ths
clearings of the banks today were ST..
l55, sos 81.
BALTIMORE, Nh, October Bank
clearings today were $l,762,927; bal.
suSes, S2l4 29s.
BosroN, MASS, October Bank
clesrings today were fl3 .9S5 $40, bal.
ancee, 81 .6l2,SO2
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oa.ober 1.-The
bank cleariugs today wSre $l0,0s0, 1866;
balances, S2,l40,lS6.
ST. LOUIS, No, October 1.-The
bank clearlngs TODAY were So, 489, $50
for this week, Slt .439 29&
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quiet; oentrifugals, s 7.ie for 90 test
fair refining, quoted at 4 lSl6Sitc
refined quiet and steady cubes, 6tC9bt ;
Molssses dull. Rec steady and quiet.
CINCINNATI, o, October 1.-Whisky
firm; Gales, 1915 barrels finished
goods on basis Of III %. Butter, de-
2O@27c. Sugar easy; hsrd, 6l@7c; ;
yellow, 4l85il Eggs steady at lie,
Cheese Arm; choice fit, ll@l2c.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, October l.
Wheat steady; No. 9 soft, cash, 62}c
bid; October, 6iAc asked; May, 743i
askrd. Ooru lower; No. 2, cash, 500
bid, $751; asked; December, S5s bio;
year, S5lc asked, May, sos bid, S9sc
a,ksd. OAts-No. 2, Gllo bid, 2s4c
aFksd.
BALTIMORE, Mp, October 1.-Cotiee
easier; Rio cargoes, ordinary to lair,
lS1lAlglo,
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened easy
and closed easy; middling, SIC.
Bales, 5000 bales, including - last
evening, Of which 2l50 10 eIportsru and
$50 70 spinner; receipts, 3iF bales :
shipments, l77i islco; stock on hand,
si,2si balsr; reosiptl 20 date, ts .5l2
bales; Bhlpm s1ls 10 date, 2s.767 oa.es.
z1cuAxoK QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary, 69s; good ordinary, 7toi
low middlinS, sisi middling sic;
good middling, sioi middllng lair, 8 b.
fair, nominal.
DAILY oorros STATEMENT.
Stock September 1T, 4,S0, burnt,
-; home consumption 10 date, -;
stock running account, 81, 2si Importf
M. 4 Q. r. X, 4ss; NJ, d T. Il. r.,
1876; l.. 4 n K. r., $50; NJ. 4 l.. r
r., 76; g., o. & 9. W. r. r., l5i.
L., n. o. & L. H. r, sol; X. @.
&. 4 NJ. r r., -; H., 4. & b. r
r.. -; s,eamere. 5S7, wagons, $50
ETporls--M. 4 . X X, 442 NJ & r
r II, 4; l. an X. r, Slii o.. O
as. W. r. H., 0j3, L., n. o. & L
X. X, $3.50.
rEw YORK.
spo., opened easy and closed
easy, mIddling. OLE. Sales, 2il
49,. Ouotations were as folio an
Ordinary, ole; good ordl nary, 5.lsc
low middling, sts; middllng. sie
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FINANCE AND COM MERGE.
Eoney 8 Per Cent, New York Ex-
Chaega Par Selling.
COTTON EGsF Middaing cotton,
spEc -Eaics To-day 5000
BRtea.
APPEAL OFFICE.
SATURDAY HyEEIyG, October l, 1887. J

SATURDAY HvEEIyG, October Il 1851.
Money remains firm az 8 per cent.
The market is heSinning to chow signs
Of an easier feeling, Local securities
are dull and nominal.
N mphls spo! closed easy and de-
slined l.l8c OF all grades. Three thou
sand bales we're sold, principally to ex'
porters.
At New Oileans The cotton market
closed quiet and of l.l6c on all grades.
Futures closed quiet and steady and
eff 5 10 Z points.
Liverpool spots are quiet and futures
of l point.
The New York market is easy, with
futures declined 5 10 s points.
"Our coffee market" Gays the Rio
News, "hss continued qdiet since our
last Issue. This sslee, or more cor
rectly the shipments, given in by the
brokers represent transactions effected
during the day or two when holders
showed ssme inclination to meet the
market, but exporters teem to have
Withdrawn when prices were again
advanced about 800 re. per arroha.
The market here, 70 far as we can
learn, Is in a most peculiar position.
There is, apparently, a strong bull
element still existing, which seems to
include some exporters, brokers and
packers, and the combined influence
Of these uausliy sntsgonistic interests
most naturally keeps tho factors stiff.
Consumers Of oofise will supply them
selves as required. with but little re
gard to speculation, just as legitimate
investors in securities do, and bulls
and bsars will probably be permitted
TO settle their differences as seems
good 10 thsm."
sixty.fve brle apples, 10 brls beans
and peas, l7s pkgs butter, ECO rolls
bagging, l5J pigs bacon, 526 pkgs
boots and Shoes, 25C0 bu
corn, 266 pEgs cheese, l25
sks coffee, $500 SKIS and "a carr
cotton seed, ESQ brls cement, llC
pkgs dry goods, IS pkgs eggs, s6t
brls -four, S25 bales hay, 81 pkgs hats
u bead hogs, 81 head sheep, 81 hesc
cattle, 40 head horses and mules, 7t(
pkgs lard, 5000 feet lumber, III
pkgs liquors S22 brls lime, so bril-
meal, As brls molssses, 200 keg
nails, 1000 bu oats, 90 brls onions, 4C(
brls potatoes. 5 cars pork sides, q
pkgs rice, 200 brls sugar, 1876 pkg
tobacco and 900 bu wheat.
ELKyAroR REPORTS.
The following shows the amount o
grain received, Withdrawn and In sIor
by regular elevators, as reported to tn
Merchants Exchange today: whes
In store, 5l,2l3 bushels. Corn with
drawn, col buhhels; in store, 47S
bushels. oAts received, 47Ss bush
els; Withdrawn. C60 bushels; Il
store, 81 $40 bushels.
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auOCEHIEs.

suaAR-CoHee, 6iC9Slo; yellow clar'
lsed, 20; eeconds, 6Cg8lc; refined A.,
8l16sc; grAnulpted, 7G7i1 powdered
no; cut loai, 40. FIRM.
RlcK-Louisiana, bg85i Carolina,
8ICa8c. -,
OAEDrEs--sticks, all sizes, Ia boxes,
palls aud barrels, 1905 fancy So
sorted, 81 albo.
CaEEss Prime Hlts, - Nov
York factory, &c, fall cream, 100
i8ls; Young American, lfc.
UoFFgg-Oommon, Doc; Ordinary
9Oi02lc; fsir, 22022ici prime no,
23s; choice 10 fancy, 23i9lfc
old government, 29@3lo. Q1iet.
sAur-Ohio Tivef, - per bar
rel; Saginaw, 81 35Cal 40 per bat'
rel sacks, fine, 81 S5C9l 4Oi coarse
81 lO@i Is; pockes, bleacLedi'
n 25; mixed, barrels, ilO bOi Mixed
2i@7e. ,os
CANNED GooDB-Pine apples, 70
al so. Peaches, 2 pounds, standard
81 IS; 3 pounds, standard, ~ % sec'
onds, tl bO(9l 70. Tomatoes, 2pounas
standard, u coal TO- pounos
standard, 81 21C9l 30. Strawberries
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REEnhIuRfN.

HIr-Ohoice, from store, s5c;
car load from levee or depot, tl6;
prime, from store, s0c; car load
from levee or depot, tl5 90; prairie,
from store, Soc; car load from
leyee or depot, s. 90.
BRAs-From store, soc; from
levee or depot, SIS 90.
CoRs-From store, white, BIC;
MIXED, SIC; from levee or depot, white
ln bulk. 4sc; In sacks, b2c; mixed,
in bulk, 47c; In sacks, Soc.
0An-From store, white, 36c I;
mixed, 33c; from levee or depot, white,
In bulk, $50; In sacks, 35c; mixed,
In bulk, zoe: In sacks, Sic.
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good middling,o II Ice; middling fair,

Roou iniouling,S III loo; mluuling ialri
10tc; fair, l0jG.
Futures opened easy and closed
steady, at decline, as follows: Octo-
Der, 9.l69917i November, 8. 10@9.11 I;
Decem6er, 9.l0@9.11; January, 9.16@
9.17; February, 9.24@9.25; March,
9.32@9.S3 April, 9.4l@9 AZ; May,
8 1908 30; June, $500 5S; July,
9.639965 Sales, "a, 400 bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened easy and
closed quiet; middliag, So Sales,
1850 bales. Qu0'stions wora az tollows;
Ordinary, 6 ll.l6c; good ordinary,
7l3l6O; low middling, s 7 1876; mid
ding, S3t; good middling, s l5.l6o
Futures opened quiet and steady
aud closed qniet a7d stesdy, as fol-
lows: October, s 55@S SO November,
S55(0S Sc; December, S.599S 90; jan.
usry, S.6S@S 90; February, $3.50
$40; MsrCh, S.89@8 30; April, 8 600
9.0l; May, 9l099.ll; June, 9,Sl@
9S2 Sales, 25 800 bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MARKET.
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AVERAGE wKIoT
GENERAL TRADE.
BREADsTUYYs.

CoRSxKAL-Staudard, 80 IS; pearl,
So 25CG3 IS; roller, 81 t0C92 30, firm.
FLouR-From store, common, IS 26Ca
8 IS, family, 50 SO; choice, So 65;
fancy, s3 rs; extra fancy, "a 90;
patent 81 rs. Firm.
BEAss-Navy, 81 rs; medium, 81 go.
0ATxHAL-In half barrels, f2Cp3 Is
from store.
CRAcKKRs-Sods, extra. &c; soda,
treble extra, 4ic; ginger snaps, tic;
assorted jumbles, l0c.
CRACKED wHKAT--In half barrels,
"a % from store.
HonrSY AND GRITs-From store, So
(l3 20.
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

PRIME CRuDH on none; on
crude, none; prime summer yellow,
42c; of summer yellow, SOC;
choice cooking summer yellow, 42g
4ic; miners summer yellow, 4OCa4lc;
prime cotton seed meal. 1926 car
load lots; less than car losd, tl7 20 of
ontlon need meal, =.
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LIVE STOCK.

Hoos-Choice, 4iCS5c.
sByEr-Choiee, 3iC94c; medium, 2
@2lc. -
LAxBs-Good 10 choice, $4Ca4 80.
GRASS OlTTLE-Ohoice, 2t93ic
good, 4c; fair TO medium, 2tC92tc; seal.
layags, li(glic.
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WOOL.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, 0ctoser l-Wool
quiet and unchanged; uuwashed
bright medium, 2i@24lc; coarse
braid, 20@23c; lows and candy, IL
@lSc; bright light, 2l@22c; fine
heavy, l7@2Oc tubwashed, 3bc choice
34(935c; low, N932c.
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MULES AHD HORSES.

Moderate demand; l4to l4i
hands high, none; l+i TO 10 hands
high, -; 10 70 1871 hands high. tl2bC9
100; 15i to 10 hands high, tl6O@20O.
HoRsEs-Dull; drivers, flOOtplb0;
heavy draft, 800; saddle. tl25CA2OO F;
extra saddle, te0093OO; plugs, 400
70. Texas ponies, $1,000.
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Increase In receipts this year
LIVERPOOL.


At noon: Spots--Presssd for sale
Sales, 5000 bales, OF which Amer
lean 55c0 bales. Receipts, 5000
bales, of which American $500
bales. Closing quotations were ss fol-
lows: Ordinary, 4ll; good ordinary,
All; low middling, s lid: goou
middling, 5sl; middling uplsnds,
5 316d; middllng Orleans, Std.
Futures opened steady st decline
and closed quiet, as follows:
The prices sre given in pence and
64lhs, thus: 4 SO means 4 SO 64d; and
8 Of means B l-64l.l
p.m.: October, sold, eellers;
October November, SD, sell.
era; Novembsr.D December, 462 :,
sellers; Overwhelmingly, 4 62J,
sellers; January February, 4 6e1, sell
ers; February March, 4 esd, buyers
Msrch.April, 8 Old, buyers; April May
03d. buyers; Miy.June, 3 O5d, buy
ers.
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PROVISIONS.

Hoo PRoDucr-Quiet; noes pork,
tle; sugar cured hams, l2iC9l3s;
breakfast bacon, l29l2ic; clear
sides. bacon, Ole; Gear rib sides
bacon, 9ic; long clear bacon, Die;
bacon shoulders, Gle; bulk pork, clear
sides, SIC: clear rib sides, sbc; long
clear, 81 ; shoulder, 6ie; stripe, 7te.
LARD - Tiercee, 6i'; hall barrels,
7ic; kegs, 7ici choice kettle, sac.
Qiiet. -,
Pos FKEr-Barrels, 81 6Oi half bar
rels, 81 75; kegs, 81 Is
FisH-Mscksre, half barrels, No. 1,
~ 80; No. 2, s. 30; No. 3, " Ibi
iO-lb hit, No. 1, 81 Is; No. 2, VI TO-
No. 3, 81 O5. Dry befhngs, iamily'
2bc per boI.
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crying ont, "Amen." Capt. Parisot
can ius,ly cay, and without fear Of
contradiction, that in the r. L. Cobb
he hss the beat boat Of t,r inckss in
Southern waters.
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sTATIoye.

EVANSVILLE, October L. Noon-River
foot ipchos on tho gauge and rising.
Weather chur and cecil.
CINCINNATI, October 1 Noon River
3 ieot on tho gauge and stationary, Wosther
slcaTI thermometer 65.
LOUISVILLE. October -Noou-River
stationary. with 2 ioot inches In tho
canal and Sinchos on tho falls. Weather
clear aud pleasant.
CAIRO, October !. - NOon-Rivor 5
feet 3 inches on the gauge and falling.
weatAer Gear and mild Arrived; Arkan-
sns CITY, st. Louis. 4 Amt Annie y. Sill
ve., New 0tloans, midnight. Departed (;
Arkansas City, Visksburn midnisht; Will
3. Hays, 1T. Louis, ~ anu.
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OIL Ann TUWpENTINE.

WILMINGTON, N, o., october 1,--Tur-
pentine firm, 30ic.
CLEVELAND, o., 01tober 1.-Pstro-
leum finn Q, W. ll0o, 10.
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ToBAooo-Oommon, 25SS5c; other
grades, 35(aS5c.
ssurY-Garrett's, $40 IS; Rslph's,
$40 rs; Railroad, 50 20: Gail 4 Ak, %.
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wHIsxY-straight Kentucky BouI-
bon, Maryland and Pennsylvania Rye,
Robinson and Lincoln Counties, Ten.
neeees WHISTLES, according 10 age and
make; common whisky, e0cCSl 10, &C.
cnrdinQ 10 nroof.
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HIDES AND TALLOW.

HrDs-Dry flint. No. l, 14c; No. .
10}c; dry sailed, 5000; green sailed
No. /, 7tc; No. 2. bic; green, 6S6c
Sheep skins l6c9fl. Beeswax, 2Oc
Tsllow, Il 3ic.
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kHOI. LEADAND NAILS.

sHor-Drop 81 35; Buck 81 go.
LKAD-8c.
NAns-Iron 81 1909 20; Steel 81 So
G,S2 40.
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ErvExs Am WEATHER.

OrFI1u SraNLL SsRyICE, y. =. Al
MEMPHIS. October |, pm,
The following observations ara AIKEN
at all stations namod at 10 meridian tino,
which is one hOur lAtsr than Memphis tiue;
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KICHAEoR.

New York and cities North and East,
on demand, 81 discount buying. par
selling; New York and principal cit.
les North and Basl. 8 days grace. 50
discount buying, par selling; New
orleanr, 81 discount buying, par sell
lna
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MONEY, BoNDs, STOCKS.

NEW YoRK, october Mooney on
call easy at 8 10 per cent, las,
loan al o per cent and closed al 2 per
cent. bid. Prime mercantile paper,
8i6si per cent. Sterling exchange
dull, but steady at 1874 for sixiy.day
bills and 4S4 for demand.
Government bonds we're du'l and
steady. State bonds we're dull and
steady.
The stock market today was quiet,
and show ID no change In the general
character Of the trading, the senti.
ment still remaining favorable to .
higher range Of values. The fnal
prices show irregular CHANGE, which
are generally for small fractions only.
II ilrosd bonds were quiet bat firm,
add cloeing prices are almost invarl'
ably higher, though no marked ad.
yances are made. Sales, $4,000 The
total sales Of stocks today we're 10, POI
shares. Closing quotations:
soHDs.
US. 10. coup. IA. N.K,4T. 9sn.@.pl.
s SS Z. e. Iss.,a North SSfS ss. III.
Missouri l., iOl. N.wssi, deb So. i.s,,f,
Tenn q stmi,iQl. stL. s, P.Gen.M ll5H
Tennis set mt, 100. At.paul con, I5b
Tenn. ~, setmt, 81. 81. y, CAP. ltts, il6.
Cent. Pao. lsis, lltS. Up land ErGnis, ~,
Den A X. G.lsts, lllAI.P, k.d eI cou. bi1s
.. kR.0.M lsts, 70. y. lists. 10.
Eris 7ds. ls,S. West shore, W.
tTo0Ia.
Alton 4T' Ii. ,S3. Mobile A ohio, ~.
A. at IN pfd,,IQ MoriyAK, or ,lQsh
Ansflean kr,, MS. hAahVllle1 g'l liS.
ID. o. X. F,B, N. j. Centfal, ~
Canada Pee, b2t. kof, W ptd, fzr.
Central Paeiio, 31 northern Psc Nd 10
/ ChetapeAks 40, 81. .. IN, W., ll2,f.
| b. 40 1T pid, ~, Q. A N.W.pid .li2..
Sbis.sc z 4 Eg,Gib kS.Ss.Ssss,.IE: .Ti,.
C.1K, I'd, 40 E.Y.o.sst.L.pld 'sl,I
S"GSqbAs Se ,0xA Mss 81 SH'
obtLfP.pid. 5ok Ontari0 A Wet, lsI
.. y. A o, b84. grsEon Nav, 81 Y.
| 3. 4 G., 81. OREGON IfEns.t %.
AN. VALLEY, a.. gfsSon Imp, Al.
Del. \ Hud, ql,1 PAoiho Mall. SgH
/ Del, l.. A W, l1ts Peoria u. A k,,2l.
Den .ARo q, ~ Pitlaburg, 100.
grie, 10 PullmAn c., ISL.
yrie ptd. OK Reading, 81,
Rast fsh6u lly, Koch l.laad. llrl. a
k.1enn.pfd, 3tk' lhthL', ga,
FORT VANS, 100. w, lacy pfd,. T0t
| Harlem, as. bt.L,&b.F.1st y, H..
Houston ut, IS o. N. A ~, p, TsI.
in ,dnob i. II'SW',is.." WEI, g.. r.. Nm. is,,'
ksi. X. tw,,Jsx. ht.fssl 4 .pid.isE
Eoa. 1 S.si.. 6s. fsss Psslis. u.
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wool.
Wool - Bury grease wool, IN.
washed, l3@lSc; clear grease wool,
23@26c; bury washed, 23930c; tub
washed, 33(138c.
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No session OF the Gall Beard was
held o.day. Local securities dull and
nominal.
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PETROLEUM
WHISKY, wINEs, LIaUORs STs

Coal 0rL-Phme white, Wholesale
lots, loo per gallor
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NEW YORK ORy a0ODs mARREI

Nkw YoRK, October 1.-The dc.
mand sas very moderate In any d.
rection, but the movement Of goods
by agents on previous engagements
was fairly large.
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WORLDS VISIBLE SUPPLY.

The New York Financial Chronicle
Of October LIST gives the following
figures: Total visible supply, 1905
9i2 bales, against l,203.357 In 1886.
These figures indicate an increase OF
cotton In sight OF 402, 5S5 balee, as com.
pared with the same date in 1886, and
an increase Of 399,057 bales as com.
pared with same date In 1885.
.-uu.ay uvtaura
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TOBACCO ANN sNUYY

PowDHR-Kees, S.; half kegs, 81 rs
quarter kegs, 81 so.
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Money very firm and in active de-
mAnd, at per cent. The Clearing
House report 10 on follows:
uLEAaIN9s.
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THE RIVERS.
STEAMERS LEAVING

MOvEnENTs AT THE LEvEE.
Auivals.-Commonweslth, vicks-
burg.
Departures. - Commonwealth, ".
Louis; X. l.. Cobb, Vicksburg; Rob
Roy, Cat Island; Rene Mscready, Cat
Ialand.
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HfssfssfppT Huu F"hueHs""s
Leaves Arrives
tLoeai Pr'st t;O0 q. m lLocal Rr'.t t:30 pm
MONDAY, Wedneiiay and Friday.
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Mail trains will not stop At Whitehavsn,
Horn Lake, kesbit, Loves or dAg stations.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE.
Chesapeake aud onie Route.

Chesapeake and 0his Route.
Leaves Arr,eI
'Fast NALL. $3.50 a. IN Fast Mail.,.ll i5s AN
'rast Ex ..... $3.50 y. m Fast M. e.. 2;is AN
'Ripley AZ. $3.50 y. IN 'Ripley 40, s;t0a,m
Mail and expresa trains run solid between
Memphis and Louisville, Pullman buffet
sleeper ruhs on mail and sleeping and re-
ehning chair car on okpget, Three houri
quickest time 70 Chicago. Ticket Once un.
der Peabody Hotol.
KANSAS Cisy. ksempnis and sir-,ins'
ham.
Leaves Arrives
.Rut Mail tiO0 y. IN Fast Mail 10 40 an
'Accomm' B'e0 am 'hccomm' ns2 20 pm
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LIVE sT0CR.

CHICAGO, Ill, October 1.-The
Diovor's Journal reports: Cattle-Re.
eeipts, 20O0 head; shipments, 1000
head. Market steady; shipping steerp,
81 5000; stockers and feeders, 81 25(9
8; cows, bulls and mixed, 81 2b@
2 20; Texas cattle, 81 5000 70i West.
ern ranRers, s. 1908,
Hogs Receipts, 10000 head; ship.
ments, 5000 head. Market slow and
5 10 l0c lower; mixed, "a 25(a4 75;
heavy, 81 1904 So; light, 81 1904 So /;
rough and skips, 1904 20.
sheep-Receipts, 1000 head; ship
ments none. Market slow; native,
1904 10; Westerp, sSl0@s 66; Tex.
ans, s. 50@3 so; lambs, 81 2695 20.
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BAGGiaa AND TIES.
WOOL,

BAoeIse-6i97i.
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Louisville and Nashville.
Past Mai. is. :. .v.sm.ll- s'I 1--WE s.S
81, Lou t,i. 10 Ia ?. N .sILouisEx $40 an
Standard hms.
Gulf Route (Ransss city, spring
Held and memphfsl.
y. s,J,lss \! s:;.:: .. Ri : AT;
Chpso EI s.Dp.m chfso Er s,S an
Leave Mississippi And Tennessee depot.
Memphis and Charleston.
.TAr'sh W. 10 30 S.m .Thr'sh w. sIio am
mali A kI. 1880 am mail a El. S'lSI.m
Ao. .......... b,ls pm As...... ...... $50 IN
Memphis and Little Rock.
In eject Sept. u, 1857.
:Esr:.es ss.Is,Ss.$ .1eer:,ss E.- s 81
.Lfe frt.... 4 100 .. m -Loo. FRI. 9p.u
'Thro' Rrt., ei0op. m -fhfs FIT. sipa.m
Central standard time.
Noru3sDaily. 4 Errept sunday.
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keooipu at ports, this day, 1851 .........Sb, 20
Receipts at ports. this day. lSS6.."..... u 1876
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.
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KANSAS Ci'y. kse.spni. and sir-uins'
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JOHN IL. NORTON
"A Madison Street,
DEALER IN
LOCAL STOCKS and BONDS
ALG0
Beutherp kln6ra Add Improvement
aurHa1E
FINANCE.

STOCKS.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-03-17
The MASSAGE ElEND.
How He Relieved a Mountain OF Flesh OF
Three Hundred Pounds of Grease.

How He Relieved a Mountain OF Flesh OF
Three Hundred Pounds OF Grease.
When one of the most frequent Dor.
rowers of my pecuniary effects met me
on the street the other day and casually
remarked that l was becoming thin,
forgave him all his expansive weakness
and fell upon his neck and wept. Ever
since gave up the debasing habit of ex.
listing under the adverse circumstances
and abject frugalities of the boarding
house regime, have been slowly but
surely growing fat. There is happy me-
dunn in the extending of the vest-front,
but no man has yet been able to mark the
particular boundary line existing be-
tween comedy portliness and uncom-
Portable personal rotundity. The elon-
CATION of the pants-buckle strap and
the insertion of geometrical darts in the
Interior area of the vest may possibly
relieve the strain, but it will not retard
or abridge the growth. / had arrived
at that stage of development when it
was necessary for me to go down stairs
backward, edge sideways into a street.
car, and fasten my napkin to the front
button of my trousers instead of my
collar. The climax of my absurd posi-
ton was reached when a hack-driver
hitched an extra horse to his vehicle
and charged me double fare. would
have kicked then, but dared not trust
my immense mountain of adipose tissue
70 one leg.
Hence was finally prevailed upon
to try the much-mooted and widely adj
yertised massage treatment. l sent for
a noted professor of massage manipu-
Iation and tenderly placed into his
hands three hundred and ninety-two
pounds of human woe and veal. !
cautioned him to proceed slowly and
gently. WAS fearful of the result, for
had heard that their people often
grew fat while under the treatment.
Any more fat in my case would have
made me a fit subject for the lunatic asy
lum or the soap-boilers' kettle. The
professor began soothing me down with
a fine tooth comb. The sensation was
pleasant and rather liked it. But I
iidn't lose single pound in two days.
told the massage fellow that he might
Try something a little more stern. He
got coarse-toothed stable curry-comb
and l lost five pounds within five hours.
The step of retrograde had been
reached. The next time the man raked
me down with an iron garden rake.
After that followed two-hour go-as-
you-please up and down my person with
lawn-mower. In three months | was
able to get into my eldest boys pants.
settled with my massage professor
and have been well and happy man
sver since. / now weigh eighty-nine
,ounds.-H s. Keller. ia Judge.